Convert Barrels (bbl) to Acre Feet (ac⋅ft)

Quick reference for converting Barrels to Acre Feet

Formula: ac⋅ft = bbl ÷ 7,758.37
Quick rough maths: To get the Acre Feet, divide the Barrels by 7,800.
Barrels (bbl) in 1 Acre Foot: There are 7,758.37 Barrels in 1 Acre Foot
Acre Feet (ac⋅ft) in 1 Barrel: There are 0.000128893 Acre Feet in 1 Barrel

Conversion table: Barrels (bbl) to Acre Feet (ac⋅ft)

0bbl – 24bbl
0bbl	0 ac⋅ft
1bbl	0.0001288930976 ac⋅ft
2bbl	0.0002577861953 ac⋅ft
3bbl	0.0003866792929 ac⋅ft
4bbl	0.0005155723906 ac⋅ft
5bbl	0.0006444654882 ac⋅ft
6bbl	0.0007733585859 ac⋅ft
7bbl	0.0009022516835 ac⋅ft
8bbl	0.001031144781 ac⋅ft
9bbl	0.001160037879 ac⋅ft
10bbl	0.001288930976 ac⋅ft
11bbl	0.001417824074 ac⋅ft
12bbl	0.001546717172 ac⋅ft
13bbl	0.001675610269 ac⋅ft
14bbl	0.001804503367 ac⋅ft
15bbl	0.001933396465 ac⋅ft
16bbl	0.002062289562 ac⋅ft
17bbl	0.00219118266 ac⋅ft
18bbl	0.002320075758 ac⋅ft
19bbl	0.002448968855 ac⋅ft
20bbl	0.002577861953 ac⋅ft
21bbl	0.002706755051 ac⋅ft
22bbl	0.002835648148 ac⋅ft
23bbl	0.002964541246 ac⋅ft
24bbl	0.003093434343 ac⋅ft

25bbl – 49bbl
25bbl	0.003222327441 ac⋅ft
26bbl	0.003351220539 ac⋅ft
27bbl	0.003480113636 ac⋅ft
28bbl	0.003609006734 ac⋅ft
29bbl	0.003737899832 ac⋅ft
30bbl	0.003866792929 ac⋅ft
31bbl	0.003995686027 ac⋅ft
32bbl	0.004124579125 ac⋅ft
33bbl	0.004253472222 ac⋅ft
34bbl	0.00438236532 ac⋅ft
35bbl	0.004511258418 ac⋅ft
36bbl	0.004640151515 ac⋅ft
37bbl	0.004769044613 ac⋅ft
38bbl	0.00489793771 ac⋅ft
39bbl	0.005026830808 ac⋅ft
40bbl	0.005155723906 ac⋅ft
41bbl	0.005284617003 ac⋅ft
42bbl	0.005413510101 ac⋅ft
43bbl	0.005542403199 ac⋅ft
44bbl	0.005671296296 ac⋅ft
45bbl	0.005800189394 ac⋅ft
46bbl	0.005929082492 ac⋅ft
47bbl	0.006057975589 ac⋅ft
48bbl	0.006186868687 ac⋅ft
49bbl	0.006315761785 ac⋅ft

50bbl – 74bbl
50bbl	0.006444654882 ac⋅ft
51bbl	0.00657354798 ac⋅ft
52bbl	0.006702441077 ac⋅ft
53bbl	0.006831334175 ac⋅ft
54bbl	0.006960227273 ac⋅ft
55bbl	0.00708912037 ac⋅ft
56bbl	0.007218013468 ac⋅ft
57bbl	0.007346906566 ac⋅ft
58bbl	0.007475799663 ac⋅ft
59bbl	0.007604692761 ac⋅ft
60bbl	0.007733585859 ac⋅ft
61bbl	0.007862478956 ac⋅ft
62bbl	0.007991372054 ac⋅ft
63bbl	0.008120265152 ac⋅ft
64bbl	0.008249158249 ac⋅ft
65bbl	0.008378051347 ac⋅ft
66bbl	0.008506944444 ac⋅ft
67bbl	0.008635837542 ac⋅ft
68bbl	0.00876473064 ac⋅ft
69bbl	0.008893623737 ac⋅ft
70bbl	0.009022516835 ac⋅ft
71bbl	0.009151409933 ac⋅ft
72bbl	0.00928030303 ac⋅ft
73bbl	0.009409196128 ac⋅ft
74bbl	0.009538089226 ac⋅ft

75bbl – 99bbl
75bbl	0.009666982323 ac⋅ft
76bbl	0.009795875421 ac⋅ft
77bbl	0.009924768519 ac⋅ft
78bbl	0.01005366162 ac⋅ft
79bbl	0.01018255471 ac⋅ft
80bbl	0.01031144781 ac⋅ft
81bbl	0.01044034091 ac⋅ft
82bbl	0.01056923401 ac⋅ft
83bbl	0.0106981271 ac⋅ft
84bbl	0.0108270202 ac⋅ft
85bbl	0.0109559133 ac⋅ft
86bbl	0.0110848064 ac⋅ft
87bbl	0.01121369949 ac⋅ft
88bbl	0.01134259259 ac⋅ft
89bbl	0.01147148569 ac⋅ft
90bbl	0.01160037879 ac⋅ft
91bbl	0.01172927189 ac⋅ft
92bbl	0.01185816498 ac⋅ft
93bbl	0.01198705808 ac⋅ft
94bbl	0.01211595118 ac⋅ft
95bbl	0.01224484428 ac⋅ft
96bbl	0.01237373737 ac⋅ft
97bbl	0.01250263047 ac⋅ft
98bbl	0.01263152357 ac⋅ft
99bbl	0.01276041667 ac⋅ft

Unit information

Barrel

/ˈbar(ə)l/

Symbol: bbl
Unit system: US Customary

What is the Barrel?

The barrel is a unit of volume used in the oil industry with the symbol bbl.

Oil is more commonly expressed in terms of cubic metres (m³) but in the US and in the economic world (mainly because such a large percentage of the world's oil is shipped to the US) as barrels.

The measurement of the barrel originated in the US at the first oil well in Pennsylvania. There were so many variants of barrel size (including those used for wine and other goods) that the distrust became so prevalent a central and standard barrel size was created. This was finally established in 1872 as 42 US gallons.

Acre Foot

/ˈeɪkə fiːt/

Symbol: ac⋅ft
Unit system: US Customary

What is the Acre Foot?

The acre-foot is a unit of volume in the US customary unit system with the symbol ac⋅ft.

It represents the volume contained in a box measuring 660 feet long, 66 feet wide and 1 foot deep. This can be thought of a box the size of an acre but 1 foot deep.

It is approximately the same volume as an 8 lane swimming pool; 25 metres in length, 3 metres deep and 16 metres wide (assuming lanes are 2 metres wide).

It is still used in the US despite its links to the much-outdated imperial system of units. For example a "rule of thumb" is that an average suburban family's annual water usage should be around 1 acre-foot. This is equal to just under 3.4 m³ daily.